Abstract
The Goitered gazelle is the only representative of true antelopes’ subfamily in the Caucasus. It was widely distributed in semi-desert plains and mountain foothills of the country. By the mid XX century the number of gazelles in Azerbaijan declined catastrophically and was about to be extinct. By common efforts of state and international conservation organizations it was possible to significantly restore the historical range and the number of gazelle population in the country. The Goitered gazelle is one of the priority species and much attention paid to its conservation and restoration in Azerbaijan. But the ecology of this species is still not studied properly. The article is devoted to a brief overview of the main literary sources concerning various population aspects of gazelle and the level of their study in Azerbaijan.
Highlights
Введение Исторически джейран (Gazella subgutturosa Guldenstadt, 1780) в Азербайджане был распространен по всей центральной равнине и в предгорных участках страны
The Goitered gazelle is the only representative of true antelopes
It was widely distributed in semi-desert plains and mountain foothills of the country
Summary
Введение Исторически джейран (Gazella subgutturosa Guldenstadt, 1780) в Азербайджане был распространен по всей центральной равнине и в предгорных участках страны. В целом, с учетом реинтродуцированных животных в рамках программы WWF по восстановлению исторического ареала вида численность джейрана в стране составляет не менее 8000 особей [3]. В целом анализ литературных источников затрагивающих влияние хищников на структуру популяции джейрана показывает, что это проблема остается слабо изученной.
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